Ray White Armidale is delighted to present 19.86* hectares (49* acres) of premium land, presenting an exciting opportunity to divide into two outstanding lifestyle blocks, or as a single unparalleled large allotment on the town boundary.
Set on the city fringe, these parcels combine the best of both worlds: the space, privacy, and tranquility of rural living, with the convenience of Armidale's educational facilities, shops, and health services minutes away.
This is a rare chance to secure versatile land suited to a range of pursuits. Build your dream home on acreage, create the perfect family retreat, or enjoy the lifestyle benefits of room for horses, cattle, hobby farming, or large-scale gardens. With gently undulating country and wide rural views overlooking the city and beyond, this property captures everything buyers are seeking in lifestyle acreage.
Key Features:
• 19.86 hectares in total, offered as 2 lifestyle allotments
• Gently undulating land with excellent rural views
• Flexible options for building your dream home (STCA)
• Ample space for livestock, equine pursuits, or self-sufficient living
• Balance of privacy, productivity, and lifestyle appeal
• Sealed road access with utilities available off Karina Close
• Convenient proximity to Armidale CBD, UNE, schools, airport, and hospitals
Armidale is a thriving regional hub, known for its educational excellence, rich cultural community, and strong investment into renewable energy projects. With daily air and rail services to Sydney and Brisbane, residents enjoy exceptional connectivity while embracing a relaxed rural lifestyle.
This opportunity will appeal to families, lifestyle buyers, or investors seeking to secure quality land with long-term potential in one of Armidale's most attractive growth corridors.
For more information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact exclusive agent Lachlan Cullen - 0438 740 138
**All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries*
